IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1659, 12 June 1875, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Manifest of packages by Wheatley's Overland Mail Globe nxpresa, shipped per Macgregor. from Sydney to Auckland: —6 cases sumples, stone Bros ; 1 do do, 1 parcel, Owen and G-raham ; 1 case, A. E. Uloth ; 1 parcel, Rev T. Haslett ; 1 box, W. Swuinson ; 1 truss, J. C. Dawson ; 1 box,. G F. Edminston ; 1 box, A. Sawyer; 1 parcel, Proprietors Southern Cross ; 1 box machine needles, E. Porter and Co ; 1 parcel, Miss Muir.—H. M. Jervis, agent,

The folltfwir% passengers have tip to the present time booked to proceed by the Macf?regor to San Francisco: T)r and Mrs Christy, Mr and Mrs Smith, Messrs J V Manning, S A Wood, H Pitman, W H Arniitage, W E Turner, M Elliott. E Perkins, Thos C Lowe, E B Pierson, CLPhillippi, Win Nancarrow, Tohn McKeller, J Dove. In consequence of the easterly gale the steamer Eowena did not sail for Tauranga last night. The ps Lady Bowen did not make her usual trip to Mahurangi to-day. Messrs Meyers Bros & Co, Christchurcb, yesterday received a telegram from the Bluff announcing that the thr*e-imsted schooner Fairlie passed that port on the 10th inst, bound frond Launces^on to Lyttelton She may therefore be expected at the latter place at any mrment. On ths discharge cf her inward cargo Bhe will lond up for thi3 port v ith a fall car^o of oats, po'atoe*, flour, produce, etc, for her owners, Messrs H. S. Meyers and Co. The Wellington left for the Souih this afternoon. Passengers : Mr and Mrs Flower and family, Messrs R H. Waito and Palmer, and seven steer»ge, besides others booked at Onehunga, and about 50 tons general cargo There w*s no appearance of thess lona, from tfie . Biy of Islands, up to press-time to-day. By a telegram received this aftarnoon it will be perceived that she only anived at Bussell from the Northern ports of tho Bay at noon tc-d»y. The ship Lutterwnrth left London for this port on'the 10th Aprit She brings-26 second and thirdclass passengers. The Lutterworth comes under tho auspices of Messrs Shaw, Savill and Co, Tne brigs Albion and Victory left Adelaide for Auckland on ihe<2G..h and'23rd May respectively The Victory is a brig qf 225 tons, commanded by Captain 'Whiting and brings 2755 bags of wheat. She has also on board 90.tons- copper ore for Newcastle. The, Albion, 240rtonsj Captain "Wilson, brings 2753 bags wheat. The brig Derwent is advertised for sale by Mr "W G Binney, at the Corn Bxcharge, on Thursday, June 17. The schooner Queen is advertised to leave for Hohianga on Monday next. .... . The wretched weather of the last 24 hours has put an entire stop to business on the wharf. A gale from the eastward, a'compinierl with persistent rain,-blew through tue night and the appearance of tho sky to seaward at daylight this morning was about as dirty as it could well be. Tha ss Phoabe, which arrived yesterday in the Mtnukau. brought the following passengers :—'Messrs Middleton, Sitter, Lincon, J'UTican, E-lwards, Whalmore, McKeilar, Dave, Whittington, Moss, Lowe, Stacbridge, Pelinan. Smith, Tancred, Brown I?er?die, Mr and Mrs Otterson. Mrs Moore, Mr Dandle and family. Mi-is Bissett, Master femith "We utderstand that-the cutter Julia has gone to pieces on Takafcau ree?. Mr Williams succeeded in saving sonjA of the tackle and gear. 'Xhe following is a iist of the passensers on board the Forfarshire. Captain D. Jones (in addition tT> the Government emigrants), now shortly expected at this DOrt from Lon on :—Saloon : Mr and. Mrs Cairns and infant, Mr S. Tancnrd, Mr G. B. Kyngdon, Mr Wm. S. Cannell, Eev H. F. Wilkinson, Mr Hubert Witherby, Mr E. W. Lane, Mr Henry Williams, Dr W. Gilmour, and Mr Wm. Fullbrooke. Second.' cabin : Arthur Capstiefe- Frederick, E, Blair, and ThosMilltn. Steerage: V. A. Hutchirison, M. Murphy, Geo Osbnrne, Frederick W Crossley, M. A, Prahl, K. McKenzio, W. Kothwell, W. Wilsoiji Mrs Broadley, I. Eagles _„ '.:.■=':,- Captain D. H. McKenzie has received intelligence that the barque Cabarfeidh was to continue he r voyage from Melbourne to Auckland at an early d ate- -